Find army vehicles or a locator of military vehicles

Locate large military trucks to serve specialized business needs or to transport equipment or military vehicles. Many military vehicles manufacturers also build general heavy-duty transportation vehicles to move equipment. When going the used route, find a reputable dealer who helps you locate a particular vehicle, handles restoration and can even transport it for you.

I recommend: Contact Oshkosh for heavy-duty transport vehicles. Go to Int'l Repo Depo for reconditioned military vehicles. Military Vehicle Repair & Restoration is the place to contact for maintenance and storage. Ask the company about its vehicle locating and consulting services. Khaki Corps Imports brings military vehicles and equipment to the United States. Contact the company about its current inventory already in the U.S.

Locate a variety of army parts for army surplus vehicles and other military vehicles

At some point in time, your military vehicle is going to need parts. Most of your locators and dealers have a cache of military and army parts for sale. However, if you still need something that they haven't found yet, manufacturers are available to make replacement parts or refurbish old parts.

I recommend: Find manufactured military vehicle replacement parts at M.V. Spares. Search the D&L Bensinger site for military vehicle parts, and the company also restores vehicles and can help you find a vehicle. Get technical assistance or request rebuilt parts from Army Jeep Parts. Register at The Long Olive Drab Line for military jeep parts and paint.

Go to the military vehicle authorities with technical know-how and find like-minded enthusiasts

Whether you're buying a new military truck or vehicle, need information on parts or just need support from other military vehicle owners, there are companies and associations there for you. Older military vehicles in particular require special attention. Networking in the right circles helps you find key people familiar with driving and maintaining army trucks and vehicles.

I recommend: Subscribe to Jane's, the authority on military vehicles and equipment. Online subscriber content includes supplier and manufacturer information. To make contact with technical advisers or participate in a military vehicle driver program, join the Military Vehicle Preservation Association. Membership includes its bimonthly newsletter, Supply Line, and its quarterly historical and technical journal, Army Motors.